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From the Digital Media Center on the
campus of Southern Oregon University in

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Ashland Oregon. This is
ramping up your English

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and educational programs for intermediate
level English language learners. Here's

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your host for adding up
your English John let's.

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Welcome to ramping up your English
winner of the two thousand and seventeen

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Southern Oregon Television Award for
programme of the year and the best education

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show ramping up your English is an
educational support program for intermediate

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English learners It's

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a program for people from all languages
backgrounds ramping up your English is also

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for people of all ages now if you've
already so passive the beginning stages of

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learning English and want to reach higher
levels of proficiency this program is

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designed to meet your needs we take

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a content based approach to helping you
reach higher levels of English proficiency

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our current the magic unit is animals this
is segment one of Episode seventy seven

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our last episode was untitled animal lovers
and that's where we explored the home

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of a rich diversity of wildlife in
Alabama's Mobile Bay Delta we also took

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a close look at beavers and their ability
to change the environment in which they

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live. We also feature more advice on
completing the research and reporting of an

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animal of your choice now if you're still
working on that project be sure to visit

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let's create dot org and navigate to
the episode seventy five page I have

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a chart posted there that will help you
find the episodes that relate to the

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various report topics including the connecting
words that will help you convey the

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facts in

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a way that advances your level of English
now all this focus on animals may seem

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puzzling for a program about advancing
English proficiency I'll share

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a bit about that whole approach
we call content based E.S.L.

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In the next episode but first I want to
share some of the experiences I've had with

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animals I took

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a picture of this chipmunk at the highest
point on Mount Ashland these little

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animals seldom stave still for long but
this one took its time rearing its hind

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legs up and looking around although diminutive
in size this little fellow seemed to

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be laying claim to the whole world below
now this family of deer were as surprised

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to see me as I was to see them I had entered
this Aspen Grove with my camera ready

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to capture whatever I encountered and while
I don't like the thought of surprising

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wild animals I do like the look of surprise
they all have. Now I was farther from

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the aspen grove when spotting these animals
in the distance the animals are hard to

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identify So this picture is great
for sparking conversation in

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a group each member can use the best of
their English to say which animal these are

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and why they're so sure about the animal's
identity and when I took this picture I

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was more interested in capturing the fall
colors in Rocky Mountain National Park

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than in animals not until I took the
picture did I notice the elk just

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a few feet from my hiking boots look at the
bottom of the image you'll see the fur

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on the Alps back I was on

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a lonely highway in Wyoming early one morning
when this coyote crossed in front of

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me there was enough space for me to pull
over and take the picture through the open

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window of my pickup as this coyote looked
back at me the Coyote didn't stay still

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for long from the same highway in Wyoming
I spotted pronghorns they all scattered

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when I got out to shoot the photo and I was
able to frame this one though as it ran

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away another favorite is
this scene in the vat of

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a storm is visible in the distance and

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a man the in the foreground is leading
these horses now one of the things I love

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about travelling in the Vatican is the
sweeping scenes like this one and the very

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light traffic on some highways that allows

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a driver to look out at the
landscape and stop for

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a shot like these. I have to credit my
wife Liz for taking this picture now for

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a split second in time I got to imagine
that I visited the famous wolf are seven

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also known as journey Well I actually
did no such thing the Wolf you see is

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a well made model and I'm
not even outside this is

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a place called The Bear hotel
in Grants Pass evergreen banks.

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Constructed

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a display for outdoor Oregon beauty which
people can visit during the coldest days

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of September the excuse me of December
even colder now I'm content to leave or

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seven in this family alone to tell you
the truth to arrive in the mountains of

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southern Oregon without human contact so
these are just some ways I've enjoyed

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animals in animal life around me and just
as I've shared my experiences with these

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pictures you can share stories with
pictures in an English conversation group

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that's what I recommend you don't have to
even use your own pictures you can get

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pictures of animals from many sources and
I got these from National Geographic

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magazine as a teacher I
laminated them so they'll last

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a long time and you may see some of
glare as we share these but here's

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a picture of a beehive

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a large colony of honey bees it's likely
that someone in your conversation group

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has seen honey bees the Boxee hive can be

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a source of questions or shared experiences
maybe some members are afraid of B.S.

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Or even allergic lots of conversation can
come from this picture now this picture

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may evoke some emotions in some members of
your group communicating emotions is an

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important language function and sometimes
they make people feel a need more of

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a need to participate. Now this
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your group members may come up with more
questions than answers honeypot and are

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among the wonders of nature now
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this picture of

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a turtle provides an opportunity to talk
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it's also an opportunity to talk about
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resemble and how they differ from each
other that's the function of comparing and

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contrasting Now this woman
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butterflies in recent years there's been
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especially about monarchs these butterflies
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it's a bit of

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a mystery how the offspring of monarchs
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how to return to the place of their
parents' origin without the help of those

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parents now in this picture we're
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butterfly there's still

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a lot to talk about including the body
parts color and life cycle more advanced

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groups can discuss the threats to monarch
populations and what can be done to

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support these amazing insects now for
group members who like to fish this is

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a picture that shows

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a number of difference species of fish their
bodies colors and even their names can

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be good conversation starters perhaps some
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fishing or restoring habitat
for fish some may express

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a preference for some
of the fish in terms of

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a meal. So if you know other people who
are working to improve their English

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getting together with them
for a conversation is

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a great way to ramp up your English
don't worry so much about having

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a native speaker or someone more advanced
to lead the group's chances are various

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group members will have more knowledge
and skills in different areas of the

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language so the opportunity is there to
improve your spoken English by learning

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from each other and if you have trouble
organizing your own group many public

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libraries and city recreation departments
offer conversation groups some churches

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civic organizations community colleges
and even universities offer conversation

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groups as part of their community outreach
ask around in your community or visit

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websites of the entities listed above now
some of the more organized groups may

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have a more advanced or native English
leader but don't hesitate to be in

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a group that doesn't the important thing
is to get the language on your tongue and

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with that we in segment one of Episode
seventy seven you're watching ramping up

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your English this is Segment two of Episode
seventy seven now just this pictures

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can spark conversation about
animals video clips can be

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a great way to get some talk going in your
target language the following video has

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no narration just footage of various
animals with background music feel free to

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turn down the music and say whatever comes
to mind as you watch the video this is

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a good time for spontaneous conversation.

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From. The boom. Boom boom

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boom boom. Boom boom boom boom boom
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boom boom boom boom boom boom
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Boom boom boom. Boom boom boom boom
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boom boom. Boom boom we.

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The I am.

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The tube to.

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The boom. Boom boom boom. Boom
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boom boom boom boom boom. Boom boom boom
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boom we. Move.

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Much of that video footage is my own but
there's some by video blogs the music

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includes selections from You Tube Now you're
watching ramping up your English this

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is segment three of Episode seventy seven
your conversation group can also function

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as a book club where
members read a part of

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a book each week and then talk about it
when the group meets. This book from DK

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publishers is intitled night creatures and
it's a you'll see yeah there it is it's

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a helpful level for intermediate English
readers they're great illustrations for

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those barely above the beginning level plus
complex sentence structure for those at

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the higher levels of reading
proficiency a book like this would add

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a great amount of vocabulary to the reader
and stretch those language skills in

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terms of syntax not to be confused with
night creatures creatures of the night is

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the scholastic book and part of their I can
read series you can see the bat on the

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cover one of the many not turn all animals
featured inside there's plenty to talk

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about when talking about those looking
at bats why are bats considered mammals

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instead of birds how do they locate their
prey in the dark where do bats spin the

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daylight hours what did bats eat there
are plenty of facts and illustrations.

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You may find your group
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a real hoot to learn about owls some
people find the owls huge eyes on nerving

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what do ours eat how do we know what the
when they hunted night where do they spend

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the daylight hours how do you hunt
in the dark Well this book has great

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illustrations in language it's simple yet
advanced enough to get readers beyond the

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beginning level so along with pictures
nonfiction books can serve as

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a great conversation starter when all group
members have read the same book there

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can be

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a large number of questions and observations
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the subject matter of the book your local
library or school district may be able to

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provide sets of the same book so that
everyone is as we say in English on the same

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page now story books can
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a book club and conversation groups here's

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a work of fiction in titled rascal
It's about a boy who befriends

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a raccoon in the education
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a chapter book each chapter in this book
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a years worth the time I won't do any
spoiler here fiction will be different from

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nonfiction in that fiction has a plot

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a series of actions that occurrences
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a problem in other words it's

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a story from the writer's imagination.
I'll have more information on these books

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including the authors illustrators and I
yes be ins on my website let's create dot

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org That information will be on the
episode seventy seven page and should be

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helpful in finding these books at your
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new publications so you might find them at

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a used bookstore or even at the Goodwill
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always intrigued me is the abundance of
sea life in freezing cold water in the

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waters near Antarctica there's

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a very low. Light. Rain

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all the ice there seems to reflect death
not life so you kind of look at this

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picture and you don't really think of
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a very dead up there now and when we look
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is that's not to say the area
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bergs are common at these
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breaking up because of climate change are
common here OK we need to look at the

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next image and I'll show you what I
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image before this one that's a
research vessel that's out and we have

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a lot of research vessels what I'm
looking for to show you as we stop the

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teleprompter is that this is the big chunk
of ice I was talking about and as we as

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we go closer in on that chunk of ice
what you're going to see are the layers

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of the ice that get compressed down now so
far this is all looks very white but if

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you get in close you can see the green
the blue layers as they go across that's

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what I was talking about now as I said
fine to fix expeditions ply these waters

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studying the cold environment and so now
we're going to go to this one they find

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that life is teeming below the cold
water surface masses of creatures like

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krill that attract enormous marine
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a the ice excuse me I had my mind all blue
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a critical component of this ocean
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to the next one so this is what we were
talking about then now I need the next

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video clip to show you OK So this
delicate sunrise reminds us of

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that delicate balance this supports life
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know that the clock is ticking for people
to take protective action. A frequently

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asked question is this how do I get to
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that's the right question to ask if you're
talking about animals Now some people in

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your conversation group may know but it
would be good to know the names of some

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wild animals we really pushed for knowing
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a few hints for learning animal names now
this picture dictionary has the picture

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of many things including animals so you
could browse through and find pictures then

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see the English word that goes with the
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a bilingual dictionary like the one
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it's pretty basic but it's

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a very good starting point so we're rolling
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this is the two page spread that shows

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a few animals if you don't
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a bilingual dictionary can help you
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language then look at up to find the
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index card with your between tasks pull out
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are some of the ways I learned Spanish
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Spanish a really fun way
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a tracking guide Now this animal
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press you can find them at nature shops
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tracks of the animals the ones that
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for the image there we go along with the
tracks the animals leave you can get to

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see the name of these animals along with
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can look for tracks like these while using
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pictures the guide gives you details about
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about the body parts and the impressions
visible in the tracks now if you know some

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English animal names but have more to
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play the memory game this is a
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a teacher it's North America wildlife
one hundred piece of memory cards that

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from impact photography are actually
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before there are two cards for each animal
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and each group is mixed up players try to
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watch these kids play the game.

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